RI 2752 Methods Of Testing High-Pressure Natural-Gas Lines For Leakage Losses ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. L. Rawlins
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Jan 1, 1926

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines, with the cooperation of the Natural Gas Association of America, has conducted a study of leakage losses from natural-gas transmission lines. This study has shorn that surveys to determine the leakage from transmission lines lead to line repair work that not only aids in the conservation of gas, but can be made to show financial returns of large magnitude.2 In order to conduct the study, it was necessary to develop accurate and reliable methods of determining the actual leakage from pipe lines. METHODS OF TESTING Three methods that were developed and used to determine the leakage losses from high-pressure natural-gas transmission lines are: (1) The "pressure-drop" method, (2) The "metering-in and metering-out" method. (3) The "metering-in" method.
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APA: E. L. Rawlins  (1926)  RI 2752 Methods Of Testing High-Pressure Natural-Gas Lines For Leakage Losses ? Introduction

MLA: E. L. Rawlins RI 2752 Methods Of Testing High-Pressure Natural-Gas Lines For Leakage Losses ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1926.

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